Name: 埃裡克-約翰遜吉米-亨德里克斯體驗之旅聲音檢查 (Eric Johnson Jimi Hendrix Experience Tour Soundcheck)
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Hi this is Eric Johnson here on Music Radar and we're out here on the Jimi Hendrix Experience

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Tour for 2010. We're at Atlantic City actually, we've been having a great time been out for

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a 3 week tour we've got a few more dates to do and I just wanted to show you the scene,

what we're doing here, what I'm doing. I'm just using one of my EJ strats that's

one of the main ones I've been using and it's just stock, a stock guitar of course it doesn't

have a back tremolo plate on it, that way I can just go back there and bang on the springs,

talk to them and stuff but it's easier to change strings and actually I think it sounds

better without that thing on believe it or not, I don't know what that's about. Might

be more that neurotic stuff I'm known for, at least I don't stuff banana peels inside

it or anything. This is one of the main ones, I'm actually just using a couple of guitars on

this tour, I'm using this, I don't know, it's like 3 or 4 years old signature strat and

one of the other ones I'm using down here it's another, it's one of the rosewood model

ones, kind of the same deal. Rosewood model but I put a super vee tremolo on it because

it's a locking tremolo where you don't have to change the stock guitar, there's no need

to dig it out or change the screw holes and it stays in tune  real well and I think the tone of it is pretty good.

I had to use some kind of locking tremolo, I'm doing the songs I'm doing are House Burning

Down by Jimi and Burning of the Midnight Lamp as well as Drifting and Are You Experienced?

I use this other one, the stock one, but these it's kind of necessary to have some kind of

tremolo that would stay in tune, I like the super vee it's pretty cool. I guess it's really

between these 2 playing anywhere between 3 and 5 songs a night, sometimes we do this

thing with Susan Tedeschi where I come out  and do One Rainy Wish which is a lot of fun.

The whole tour's been a lot of fun.  Hope you get to catch some of it.

So anyhow I'm just going to walk you through some  of my pedal board stuff, which I'm using now, I've changed

a few things but not a lot. This is my main set up there's only very little that's changing

for the Hendrix tour, but it's basically like usual where I've managed to put all the

pedals on one board and then I've gone back to having a rack behind my amps that has

a couple of more things. This really just a master AB switch which either gives me a

lead tone or a rhythm tone and the one side of the switch that goes to lead goes to my Cry

Baby wah wah and then that goes back behind the amps which goes to a Maestro Echoplex

and a BK Butler Tube Driver, the other side is a rhythm and the rhythm goes to a second AB

which gives me 2 choices of types of rhythm either a clean rhythm or a dirty rhythm the

clean rhythm goes straight to the loop for the Memory Man which is only on occasionally,

I'm not using it a whole lot on this tour. It's just a real nice long vibrato coasrey

echo but if that loop isn't on, it just bypasses it and goes straight to the DD2 digital delay

which then goes into the TC stereo course and that goes back to a pair of twin revurbs.

The other side of the rhythm goes to a dirtier rhythm which the first stop on that is to

go to another loop which the tube screamer is on a loop and I don't use it all the time,

so essentially it's going without going there but I can turn it on if I want and sometimes that

loop will switch out with the Octavia for a song like One Rainy Wish or something by

Jimi. Other than that it just goes straight to the FuzzFace and then it goes to the Hardlease

Toadworks barracuda flanger and that goes behind the amp to an MXR digital delay into

the dirty rhythm amp. That's pretty much it so all this stuff on the pedal board comes

back to my amp set up which is basically a 3 amp situation. I use 4 amps but there's

3 different sounds being that the clean tone is a stereo sound and the other 2 are mono.

So for my lead tone I use a 100 watt or a 50 watt head tonight, probably using a 100

watt, just a 69 metal panel Marshall turned on 10 of course because there is no other

volume! Then I white chord that and that goes into this bottom cabinet here that's just

an old Marshall cabinet that I have wired at 8 ohms because I kind of like 8 ohms for

lead. That's pretty much the lead tone, the other sounds are the clean tones which is a couple

of twin revurbs in a dual showman reverb head cases and there's 4 lancings JBLs in this bottom

cabinet and 1 twin does 2 JBLs, the other twin does the other 2 JBLs and then if I close

mic by the time it hits a PA it get's pretty stereo, it doesn't stound as stereo on stage

because the speakers are so close together but it kind of works  out there. So for my dirty rhythm tone i have this full tone

Whip made by Bill Webb guitar technician. It's 100 watt head, real clean Fender-y Marshall-y

clean, a lot of big transformer early Hendrix tone and that's what feeds the FuzzFace goes

into it and this MXR delay  is also what goes into that.

So here's an example of a lead tone that I use the  Marshall, the '69 Marshall's for, this is with a tube driver.

And then I could flip that over to get the other 2  rhythm sounds, which one of them is the lead tone.

Alright we'll switch it over to the  dirty rhythm sound which is sort of like...

That's pretty much, oh I  can put the flanger on too.